The importance of a live install is that it gives you the first impression of a distribution.

The live distribution can be thought of as sales pitch and also the testing ground of a distribution.

If you have problems with the wireless connection in the live version then there is a good chance you will have a problem after the full install. By fixing the issue in the live version you will know what to do when you install for real.

Linux Notes From Dark Duck has been on a bit of a hiatus in terms of regular reviews but it does have a lot of guest posts and on top of this competitions.

You can either benefit from entering one of the competitions or you can read the content that is generated from the competitions or any one of the guest posters.

Linux Notes From Dark Duck has in the past had a number of guest interviews. If you have the time visit the site and look through the archives.

For a really in depth review of a Linux distribution read the reviews at Desktop Linux Reviews.

The reviews are very well written and give a full insight into the distribution that is being reviewed.

When I first started out on this blog I received a comment on a forum somewhere that said about the post I had just written “He is no Jim Lynch”. Ever since that day I looked for Jim Lynch’s work and I have read it and I aspire to be as good as Jim Lynch.

This blog is written in a different way to most Linux blogs in that to review a particular distribution Prashanth installs the distribution and sits on it for a set amount of time.

After the time period has ended Prashanth will write a post stating what he did on each day and will list the problems that were faced and how they were overcome.

You may not always get a full description of a distribution in this way but if you match the reviews from other blogs with the experiences on Das U-Blog then you can get a feel for how the distribution will work for you.

Using Linux is a love/hate relation but, in general what I have learned from the community is that we users are part of the solution which is generally shared. Problems are reported to developers to fix but, also if one is gifted with the knowledge of code they contribute. Complaints are like bad smells why would you share that? Share milk drinking gives you gas!

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